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RE: Scope ?
ORIGINAL: HEAD0001 To trailer: That would be a nice feature for the Conquest. I did not know that, thanks. Do you know if any of the Conquest's now have the crosshairs like the Ballistic Plex in the Burris? I was reading some where about it. The Zeiss web site is a bit of a scrabble. With that reticle, the scope you are recommending would be a dandy. Tom. Why not utilize the same system in our reticles? |
RE: Scope ?
ORIGINAL: HEAD0001 Do you know if any of the Conquest's now have the crosshairs like the Ballistic Plex in the Burris? |
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ORIGINAL: BrutalAttack IMO the best value is a Leopold Vari-x II. They can be had for under $300. |
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[/quote] What is the real difference between the Leupold II"s and III's
[/quote] About $400. |
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VXII
[ul][*]Multicoat 4® lens system for unparalleled light transmission in all light conditions (formerly available only on Vari-X III riflescopes).[*]Seven reticle styles available[*]1" maintube[/ul] VXIII [ul][*]Indexed Matched Lens Systems[*]finger adjustable 1/4 MOA windage and elevation dials with resettable pointer dials[*]Reticles - Thirteen styles available[*]side focus parallax adjustment.(on some models)[*]Maintube Diameter - One-inch and 30mm, manufactured from 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum alloy.[*]Estimate Range - Range estimating feature on the power selector ring.[/ul] In summary, a better lens coating, better turrets and more available features and reticles. |
RE: Scope ?
ORIGINAL: HEAD0001 2. Can be set up with more elevation and windage adjustment. Notice I say can be, because some are not. 3. Will allow more light transmission through the scope. You have to have the quality of lenses and coatings to take advantage of the larger tube size. |
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ORIGINAL: 300ultramagshooter Trailer- thanks for your help whats better a 30MM tube or a 1" tube? I still don't know which is better. |
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ORIGINAL: nksmfamjp If it has little adjustment, it is bigger to allow more light through. |
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ORIGINAL: ZR 900 What is the real difference between the Leupold II"s and III's |
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I do not believe the amount of light that lenses and tube size allows through, has anything to do with the amount of adjustment that is available. Different lenses allow different amounts of light through. Same as the coatings. One of the reasons Leupold calls their 30mm LR(Long Range)is due to the fact that is has more elevation adjustment than a standard 1 inch scope. But this adjustment has nothing to do with the quality of lenses, and amount of light transmission. IMO, Tom.
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